This is how Dragonball looks like in Unreal Engine 4

Someone is apparently developing a Dragonball game in Unreal Engine 4.

[Godmars290]

Given that there's no environmental damage have to say: so what?

Get that this is someone's tech demo but still.

[porkChop]

And the water is just two semi-transparent flat textures moving in opposite directions. With how easy it is to develop using Unreal Engine 4, this is not impressive at all.

[N4GDgAPc]

@porkChop
With how easy it's to develop for unreal? I like to see u do what he did so far. I bet it will be nothing like that and even crap. It's not easy to develop for unreal.

I definitely wouldn't take your advice on making a game.

I'm not saying what he did is amazing but I can appreciate what he did himself. U know unreal requires programming right? And u tell me that's easy?

[porkChop]

Actually, yes, I do know a bit about developing with Unreal Engine 4.

Before my journalism course I took a game development course where we worked with Unreal and Unity. Programming, modelling, texturing, animation, level design, etc. Unreal is often used for teaching because of how much simpler it is to use and learn. Compared to some other engines, a lot of things are built-in and might as well be automatic. And due to the popularity of Unreal, the web is filled with countless tutorials that can teach you how to do pretty much anything. There's a reason that so many developers have used Unreal.

Now I'm not saying I'm great at game development, but from what I do know I don't think this demo is impressive. If people disagree with that it's fine.

[N4GDgAPc]

Let me me guess u use Blueprints visual scripting? There is a limit to that and tell me when u get into c++ programming which developers use. And no game is developed using blueprints. His special effects weren't to bad and had beginning stages of AI which by itself starting out in AI can get very confusing. Especially if u go more complex. U make it sound like they hand u this software and it's easy to develop anything.

And I disagree with u. I think unity is easier to learn compared to unreal 4. There is a a lot more video tutorials to help u out compared to unreal 4. Also there is an Asset store that has a lot of stuff to help u with your development of a game. Not just assets people make but amazing scripts that pretty much do the job for u. U just need to learn that script. And from what u said u took a course. Trust me there is a lot more into development than what u learn at school.

@shloobmm3
And that's why u can call it easy. U didn't develop that content. Now it's fine u can tinker away and use assets others made since u are just doing it for fun. Also u say it's easy but really that can change for what type of game your going to make.

[n4g0006]

PS4 already 2 years old, It's about time these Unreal Engine peddlers show actual Japanese UE4 game for 2016.

Hopefully there would be new games announced at Unreal Fest 2016 Osaka
https://twitter.com/UnrealE...

[nowitzki2004]

Ok PorkChop prove that you can do better and make something then. Show us what you have learned with UE.. Ill wait.

[porkChop]

@nowitzki2004

That is some piss-poor logic you've got there. According to your logic, in order to critique a song you must be a masterful musician. In order to know a good car from a bad one, you need to be an expert mechanical engineer. Didn't think that burger you ate last night was all that great? No, shut up, you're not a gourmet chef so you don't know what you're talking about.

Do you understand how ridiculous that sounds?

I never claimed to be the greatest developer ever, in my post I clearly said I wasn't amazing at it. That does not detract from the fact that what this person did in this demo was not impressive to me. I don't need to be John Carmack or somebody from Naughty Dog to be able to say I don't find something impressive.

[nowitzki2004]

Ive messed around with UE4 its easy, still time consuming and still got a lot to do. Its easy to discredit this like its nothing but its not easy to make this like you stated.

[garrettbobbyferguson]

Disregarding environmental damage, every single one of these videos "this is what x looks like in unreal" have looked absolutely terrible. What these people don't understand is that putting a cartoony style character into a "realistic" looking environment doesn't suddenly make them look good. It clashes and looks even worse.

[N4GDgAPc]

I don't know if I ever seen someone try to make a cartoon/anime shader for unreal 4. I'm sure it takes some shader programing to make it work.

[SaveMeJebus]

I can't Fap to this!

[WeAreLegion]

Is it really that difficult to use the English language?

[Booggeyman]

When you're not a native speaker it sometimes is, yes.

[WeAreLegion]

Are you not a native speaker?

[Deadpooled]

Maybe he/she needs a power level over 9000?

[Booggeyman]

Nope, not a native speaker I'm afraid.

[Exvalos]

Budokai looks better then this trash

[Exvalos]

And I mean budokai 1

[sullynathan]

Looks pretty good. I would like this brawler open world style over a fighting game.

[TWB]

Tbh, I always thought the fan made DBZ games were quite awful. This doesnt do much to change my oppinion.

[UltraNova]

Yeah...even though I can appreciate this guy's effort, no environmental damage in any DB game is a no no.

[TXIDarkAvenger]

Realistic environment doesn't really fit well but pretty cool nonetheless.

[UltraNova]

Why the Fox DB movie was so awesome!

No I don't mean it.

[Ck1x]

I'll be glad when someone really does something special with UE4, because most of everything people post looks extremely generic and doesn't do the franchise justice that they are trying to show off.

[The_Truth_24_7]

Chooses the worst versions of Goku and Vegeta and then finishes off with some crappy looking thing at the end.

[funkyvideogames]

The demo looks "Unreal"!

[Loktai]

The grammar hurts. It can be this is how X looks, or this is what X looks like. I see this "how X looks like" way too often.

I feel like articles should be rejected for the titles or content being gibberish.